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it. The next item addressed was the open space and Coal Creek Development to the east, an outlot that is throated down at the beginning off of Cherry Street. We provided the same type on our project and we provided a park and open space with an outlot to the north which will handle some overflow and at the same time act as greenbelt which is parallel to the existing sidewalk that is now provided in Coal Creek. Public Service's stipulation is that we do not lot any of their existing easement with residential lots. We are proposing to create a bike path which would be a continuation of the bike path as it now exists across the greenbelt area. We propose the elimination of the existing gas well and tank and creating a greenbelt there and open space making it contiguous to an existing greenbelt in both of the existing subdivisions to the south which opens up onto the golf course. We do not know if we will need a de-excel or excel lane for Coal Creek Meadows until we do a traffic study at a later date. We propose to create a berm ten feet in from the rear property line and three feet high. Two-thirds of the fence on each would be a privacy fence which would help the visual impact. The center third would be a chain link fence with evergreens planted within to create a visual barrier of the trees in the center and then the privacy fence on both sides. These are our planning considerations and we are requesting permission from Council to go on to the next step. Davidson called for any comments or questions. Howard: What caliper trees are you considering putting in the berm? If they are very small, they are reasonably slow growing and you won't achieve your effect for a 8